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† incomˈpassion Obs.
[f. in-3 + compassion: so It. incompassione.]
Want or absence of compassion or pity.
1625Sanderson 12 Serm. (1637) 231 There are many publike and nationall sinnes,..our incompassion to our brethren miserably wasted with Warre and Famine in other parts of the world. 1630Ibid. II. 259 Whilst we avoid the one extreme, that of incompassion, we may not fall into the other, that of foolish pity. 1675Art Contentm. x. §7. 232 [They] look on our enjoiments and their sufferings thro' the contracting optics of ingratitude and incompassion. |